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Early action projects for the Cabo Rojo Priority Management Area


Description:

Author(s):
Sturm, P., Viqueira-Rios, R., Meyer-Comas, L.
Title:
Early action projects for the Cabo Rojo Priority Management Area
Publication Date:
2013
Institution:
The Nature Conservancy
Page(s):
16
Abstract:
"This project will focus on initial project development in the Cabo Rojo watershed to begin to identify key early action projects and potential local or federal sponsors in order to begin to move implementation efforts forward. Ideally early action projects will represent the efforts needed to reduce key stressors in these watersheds. In this case we have chosen a green infrastructure bioretention project for early implementation (Appendix I) due to it representing an early action project that its effectiveness at reducing stormwater pollution and the need for many such projects in the developed areas of the Cabo Rojo watershed. Due to budget limitations - this initial project is a summary of fieldwork for a relatively small portion of the overall watershed specifically parts of two subwatersheds: the Combate subwatershed and the Joyuda lagoon watershed. This should not be considered a more extensive and thorough investigation that would occur as part of a full watershed plan."
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Notes:
FY2009 CRCP Project 20411; Project Title: Partnership Agreement with The Nature Conservancy; Principal Investigator: Jenny Waddell ~ FY09 CRCP grant NA09NOS4190173
Funding Organizations:
NOS/Office for Coastal Management (OCM)
Grant Number(s):
NA09NOS4190173

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